David Warner’s lifetime leadership ban lifted six years after ball-tampering scandal | Cricket News – Times of India

David Warner (Image credit: ICC) NEW DELHI: David Warner‘s lifetime ban from holding a leadership role in Australian cricket has been lifted. The ban was imposed following the ball-tampering scandal in 2018. Warner, now 37, presented his case to a three-person panel, which found he met all criteria for the ban to be removed.The panel…

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Australia’s Edgbaston escape in 1902: Only time a sub-50 collapse led to a draw | Cricket News – Times of India

The scoreboard at the Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham displaying the Australian first innings during the first Test match between England and Australia on May 30 1902. The match ended in a draw. (Photo/Getty Images) Two weeks ago, the Indian men’s cricket team was on top of their game, defeating Bangladesh in just two days…

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Cricket Australia mocks India’s collapse: ‘Is ‘All Out 46’ the new ‘All Out 36′?’ | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: India’s collapse to their lowest home Test total of 46 against New Zealand in the first Test sparked trolling across social media, with even Cricket Australia joining the bandwagon with a cheeky post on X.This was India’s third-lowest score in Test cricket, following their 36 all-out against Australia in the 2020 pink-ball Test…

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Cameron Green ruled out of Border-Gavaskar Trophy | Cricket News – Times of India

Cameron Green (AFP Photo) NEW DELHI: Australia all-rounder Cameron Green will miss the upcoming five-Test series against India starting in November due to a spine injury that requires surgery this week. The 25-year-old experienced back pain during Australia’s ODI tour of England in September and was immediately sent home for further evaluation.According to Cricket Australia,…

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‘I wouldn’t count him out’: Geoff Lawson predicts mixed reception for Virat Kohli in upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Former Australian cricketer Geoff Lawson anticipates a mixed reception for India’s Virat Kohli from Australian crowds during the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy. According to Lawson, Kohli’s fierce competitive nature could paint him as a “faux villain,” contrasting with the more amiable Jasprit Bumrah. This dynamic adds a new layer of intrigue as India strive…

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